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"Sail on!" it says, "sail on, ye stately ships!
And with your floating bridge the ocean span;
Be mine to guard this light from all eclipse,
Be yours to bring man nearer unto man!"
--Excerpt from The Lighthouse by H. W. Longfellow
Happy new year.
The other day I found a large flock of Cliff Swallows building nests. Today I got to watch them gather mud for their nests.
I had to use my truck as a blind and waited while they came and left. Just before I moved into place I saw a Merlin take a run at them.
These cliffs offer great photo opportunities during the breeding season. Who cannot resist a Northern Gannet?
Bempton Cliffs, East Yorkshire
4th June 2025
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Over the past number of years I have been very fortunate to spend time photographing the bighorn sheep during their fall rut in November and December in Colorado. Here is a large collection of some of those images. The cameras used were the Nikon D810, Nikon D850, and Nikon Z9. The lenses ranged from a 70-200, 100-400, 180-600, and 500mm. I am always at a respectful and safe distance when photographing these incredible wild animals.
Durdle Door is an amazing feature near Lulworth on Dorset's "Jurassic Coast".
I had to upload another picture. This one is my current desktop background :)
This one was taken trough a CPL
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For a perspective, notice the people standing on the edge at the far upper right. Also notice that the horizon is horizontal. The cliff is leaning away from the edge.
Cliffs and forest that reside between Scottsdale and Flagstaff backcountry. A beautiful hike and view.
As you walk the beach, you see an occasional house so close to the edge that you wonder how long it will be there.